Poetry: Foundation for Creative Writing - The Power of Words

[@jw7903]

I feel like Im the luckiest person in the world because I found this class. my life with poem will never be the same again. it's like opening a new world to me. thank you so much💕💕💕

[@linsildiedar]

Damn, I already drew 4 poems from just listening to this video. A ton of inspiration. His voice is perfect. Thanks!

[@toaojackson7447]

I come back to this so much, you and I are of such a same mind when it comes to poetry and creative writing. Even your example poems are favorites of mine. Do wish there was more.

[@kajaldey6561]

The woods are lovely,dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep And miles to go before I sleep. Fond of this..

[@seeshell6440]

I must say, you did a fantastic job with explaining the techniques in these poems. Homeschooling is challenging with a child on the spectrum, not to mention finding information similar to old teaching techniques I was brought up on. My son was very attentive through this whole video. Bless you and keep up the great work. ❤️

[@sidjenkins111]

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[@seeshell6440]

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[@seeshell6440]

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[@sidjenkins111]

@@seeshell6440 I'm the son hahah, I'm 20. I just feel like university is taking more than it's giving me. Thank you for the quick response. You're son is gonna be a well rounded individual thanks to unselfish parenting.

[@seeshell6440]

@@sidjenkins111 Haha, funny how I assumed you were the parent searching. 😂 I’d like to think I’m handling thing properly and Efficiently. I can’t be doing too bad if I have a son 26 in college. I wish you the best in your endeavors.

[@AfricanMilkTree]

thank you for this nice and easy to understand lesson! In college they always say you can learn anything on KZbin but it's the great content like this that makes it possible.

[@satanscrow8016]

Most poetry leaves me cold but I have read or heard poetry that knocked my socks off. I do believe poetry is foundational. I had a friend who challenged me to write a poem, said he'd give me five dollars for every one I completed. It was an interesting experiment and I noticed, it seemed to improve my fiction writing afterwards, like it allowed me to get in touch with something I had no access to before.

[@NocturnalSlug]

As someone who has been trying to write poetry already, but knew no techniques beyond imagery, repetition and contrast. This was enormously helpful, cheers.

[@ndimyndimystic9336]

Yessssss man.

[@joshua_tobler]

So this is extremely helpful. One thing I would like to see though: I now know HOW to use alliteration, assonance, consonance, onomatopoeia, etc. But I would have liked more instruction on WHEN or WHY to use them. What is the psychological, emotional, or aesthetic effect of each technique?

[@bekk72]

Thank you SO much for this. I have just started a unit on poetry for my CW course and I've been panicking... this really broke it down for me and helped. Saved and will come back to, as well as the notes I took. again, thank you!

[@someoneoutthere4061]

Thank you for illustrating with these great poems. I feel very inspried.

[@emmalouie1663]

I hope there are many more videos like this. I woke up to rain and a grumpy mood. This is perfect for today!

[@craigcampbell5590]

Dude! This was awesome. This put a fresh coat of paint onto terms I was familiar with, and made me think harder about them and the effects they really have. Thank you.

[@jessicathompson5362]

I had to recite "stopping by woods".. in high school!

[@dukemakaveli]

Part 2 sir, where is part 2

[@kaiumarrbrima5625]

It's pretty great respected I like it the teaching

[@lakeshagadson357]

i love this person who is speaking now.

[@NaveenKumarErroju]

where is part 2? I need it so badly.

[@JAllevi8ed]

No, you dont. Grab a pen and write.

[@saltylungs]

@@JAllevi8ed rude.

[@franciscakikaweber8794]

Bravo!! That was wonderful. I didn’t want it to end!!

[@bathos22]

Thank you for this invaluable content.

[@gk411]

That was fantastic thanks very much, l enjoyed that, nicely done sir. 👏 👏 💕 ☺ 🖋 📙 🎓 🇮🇪

[@shubhanshuindra4859]

Amazing 👏👏🙏🙏

[@kimik7490]

Thank you, my friend you explained the techniques very well. And I appreciate that you showed us examples. I get it know. Glad I came across your video.

[@kojik4271]

wonderful!!! Please make a second part, it has been so helpful!!!

[@wendileawood9779]

brilliant ... looking forward to part 2

[@ginam_B]

Love your poetry study videos!

[@zhiwrite1557]

Thank you for this video...very helpful

[@brendanward2991]

3:26 - "And dances on the daffodils."

[@someoneoutthere4061]

Brilliant, thank you,

[@annnygard3609]

Enjoyed this video very much. Many good tips; I will come back to it again!!

[@goldenfinches4406]

Thank you Justin!!

[@poemsbystephanie1]

I would love to see part 2

[@RyanTJM]

great stuff!

[@akiinefaexperiencinglife]

I loved this so much

[@rievans57]

great stuff...

[@GeoffreyGraham2]

Thanks Justin. I must have looks at about five other poetry commentaries and I liked your the best. Do you do any requests?

[@nancysedky555]

This is perfect...Thank you !

[@divyanshukumar6290]

Why he is so much underrated

[@Kapiwolf123]

you forgot the long O sound in "frozen" 14:45

[@JAllevi8ed]

You missed so many sounds you were looking for in alliteration. Every sound was found in every stanza.

[@fgeebeatz9227]

I'm gonna make a rap using this method. like tupac

[@mr.mindfulmagnificentmaste3571]

Same

[@heartbeat3548]

Love it❤️ Going to saved this clip and replay. Question... does it have to in certain structure or layout ?

[@ethanquinn385]

Probably 2 years too late and from some random guy but... idk

[@cluelessangel5292]

Hello! May I ask if you're a creative writing teacher? Just curious, thank you

[@crazyduck1254]

there are six lines in each stanza. And there are repeated words. Does this make this form sistina?

[@emeraldscorpio]

This is great. Where can i get the exercises mentioned in this video? I need practice!

[@Topher118]

Can you overdo any of these poetic devices in a poem?

[@devious5348]

definitely

[@kenielhunt7848]

Is there a part two?

[@rhymontic]

I'm out here seeking to know if what I recite on my channel is poetry, because I just write.

[@blovesafoster8823]

Porch? it's couch!

[@siterioffiji]

Heard that too and wondered why he changed the word. Did he not see the word 'couch'? Did it change in his mind's eye from 'couch' to 'porch'? Does he hate the word 'couch' and so would put it any word that pops into his head? Hmm, that's a beginning of a poem right there 😉

[@zyzz7592]

Dude did the duffle ducks

[@AllanDavisArt]

I found poetry is quite similar to art that you can over-analyse it to death and make meaning out of total nonsense.

[@positiveaffirmations6877]

you lost me at about 3:40 after reading so many different words out loud than are not in the poem